Audiobooks by Johnnie Alberts

Crypto: Learning How to Invest and Estimate with Cryptocurrencies

In Spotfire, you can save real analyses, not just dashboards, for use by everyone. Creating apps is an integrated feature, whereas for other platforms, this capability might be out of reach. Some Advantages and Risks of Bitcoin One significant advantage of Bitcoin is its low risk of inflation. Traditional currencies suffer from inflation and tend to lose their purchasing power over time due to governmental quantitative easing efforts to stimulate the economy. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is protected from high inflation since its supply is capped at 21 million units. This means that the issuance of new Bitcoins will slow down as the total supply nears its limit, with the final Bitcoin expected to be mined by 2050. Compared to traditional currencies that rely on government backing, Bitcoin has a lower risk of collapse. The failure of traditional currencies often leads to runaway inflation or the sudden loss of savings. Bitcoin’s exchange rate is not controlled by any government and is a digital currency accessible globally. It is also remarkably portable; a billion dollars in Bitcoin can be stored on a memory stick and easily transported. However, Bitcoin's untraceable nature can be a drawback, as governments and other organizations cannot track the source of funds, which may attract unethical behavior.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), Caitlin Cooper (Narrator)

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Crypto: What Bitcoin, XRP, and Other Cryptocurrencies Will Be Worth

In this book, I'll introduce you to the world of blockchains, exploring what they are, how they came about, their applications, and the various topics that surround them. It's not surprising that the technology behind blockchains is unfamiliar to many; it seems to be known mainly by those in the financial sector. This makes sense, as that's where the technology originated and where it continues to thrive. But that unfamiliarity with blockchains will soon come to an end. This book will acquaint you with blockchains and provide the information you need to understand this promising technology. I assure you that the content here is thoroughly researched and carefully considered, all to equip you with the knowledge you need. By the time you finish this book, you'll be familiar with a new technology that you may not have previously understood. You'll gain insight into a system that, with careful study and research, has the potential to revolutionize various industries in the future.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), Caitlin Cooper (Narrator)

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Crypto: The Future of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Other Altcoins

The history of Bitcoin is both fascinating and complex. Developed by an anonymous group of mathematicians, Bitcoin emerged in 2008 with the intention of becoming 'virtual gold,' and its first software was released in early 2009 during the peak of the U.S. recession. Recognizing the need for long-term value, similar to gold, its creators capped the supply at 21 million Bitcoins. Bitcoin mining, the process by which new Bitcoins are generated, involves 'miners' using specialized software to solve intricate mathematical problems, earning Bitcoins as a reward. Bitcoin has dominated the cryptocurrency world for so long that 'crypto' and 'Bitcoin' are often used interchangeably. Bitcoin is the first widely recognized and accepted cryptocurrency. Created in 2009 by an unknown individual under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's popularity surged when merchants began accepting it as payment. Beyond transactions, Bitcoin can also be traded for significant profits. With a market cap of approximately $41 billion, Bitcoin has been in existence for eight years and is extensively used globally. Its operation relies on the blockchain concept, which is crucial to understanding cryptocurrencies.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), Caitlin Cooper (Narrator)

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Cryptocurrency: Everything about Cyber Security, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and More (2 in 1)

This book consists of two titles, related to bitcoin and altcoins: Title 1 - A crypto wallet is a tool for storing your bitcoins. Specifically, it is software designed to keep your Bitcoin secure. This software can be run on various devices including desktop computers, laptops, and mobile phones (though currently not on Apple devices). It can also be configured to store bitcoins on physical media like thumb drives, which is a good option if you are concerned about hacking. For example, the Winklevoss twins, who have invested millions in Bitcoin, use hard drives to store their assets and keep them in a safe-deposit box. The Winklevoss twins originally conceived the idea for a social networking site that eventually became Facebook. They collaborated with Mark Zuckerberg, who took their idea and became exceedingly successful. Title 2 - In this book, I'll introduce you to the world of blockchains, exploring what they are, how they came about, their applications, and the various topics that surround them. It's not surprising that the technology behind blockchains is unfamiliar to many; it seems to be known mainly by those in the financial sector. This makes sense, as that's where the technology originated and where it continues to thrive. But that unfamiliarity with blockchains will soon come to an end. This book will acquaint you with blockchains and provide the information you need to understand this promising technology. I assure you that the content here is thoroughly researched and carefully considered, all to equip you with the knowledge you need.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), Melanie Griffin (Narrator)

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Cryptocurrency: Recognize Scams, Investment Opportunities, and Bitcoin Trading Techniques (2 in 1)

This book consists of two titles, related to bitcoin and altcoins: Title 1 - The history of Bitcoin is both fascinating and complex. Developed by an anonymous group of mathematicians, Bitcoin emerged in 2008 with the intention of becoming 'virtual gold,' and its first software was released in early 2009 during the peak of the U.S. recession. Recognizing the need for long-term value, similar to gold, its creators capped the supply at 21 million Bitcoins. Bitcoin mining, the process by which new Bitcoins are generated, involves 'miners' using specialized software to solve intricate mathematical problems, earning Bitcoins as a reward. Bitcoin has dominated the cryptocurrency world for so long that 'crypto' and 'Bitcoin' are often used interchangeably. Title 2 - In this book, I'll introduce you to the world of blockchains, exploring what they are, how they came about, their applications, and the various topics that surround them. It's not surprising that the technology behind blockchains is unfamiliar to many; it seems to be known mainly by those in the financial sector. This makes sense, as that's where the technology originated and where it continues to thrive. But that unfamiliarity with blockchains will soon come to an end. This book will acquaint you with blockchains and provide the information you need to understand this promising technology. I assure you that the content here is thoroughly researched and carefully considered, all to equip you with the knowledge you need.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), Melanie Griffin (Narrator)

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Crypto: Investing Guide to Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology (3 in 1)

This book contains three books, which are the following: Book 1 - The acceptance of Bitcoin is growing, with many hoping that one day it will be widely used for online shopping and other digital transactions. Major companies like Fiverr, TigerDirect, and Zynga have already started accepting payments in Bitcoin. While Bitcoin is functional, critics argue that it is not yet ready for mainstream adoption due to its volatility. They also point to past incidents, such as the hacking of Bitcoin exchanges, which resulted in significant financial losses. Book 2 - The history of Bitcoin is both fascinating and complex. Developed by an anonymous group of mathematicians, Bitcoin emerged in 2008 with the intention of becoming 'virtual gold,' and its first software was released in early 2009 during the peak of the U.S. recession. Recognizing the need for long-term value, similar to gold, its creators capped the supply at 21 million Bitcoins. Bitcoin mining, the process by which new Bitcoins are generated, involves 'miners' using specialized software to solve intricate mathematical problems, earning Bitcoins as a reward. Book 3 - In this book, I'll introduce you to the world of blockchains, exploring what they are, how they came about, their applications, and the various topics that surround them. It's not surprising that the technology behind blockchains is unfamiliar to many; it seems to be known mainly by those in the financial sector. This makes sense, as that's where the technology originated and where it continues to thrive. By the time you finish this book, you'll be familiar with a new technology that you may not have previously understood. You'll gain insight into a system that, with careful study and research, has the potential to revolutionize various industries in the future.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), Melanie Griffin (Narrator)

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Crypto: The Future of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Other Altcoins

Before you decide to get rid of all your money in some vague belief in cryptocurrencies like the Dutch “Bitcoin family,” consider that there are risks attached. I’m not saying that you shouldn’t invest in cryptos at all, but that you should know what you’re doing. To assist you with that knowledge, I’ve put together a guide that warns against scams and risks of bitcoin, shows opportunities and some events that have helped, and point out a bunch of other interesting stuff as well. You’ll learn more about Ripple and XRP, the one coin I put some of my savings into (and I’ll tell you why). And as the cherry on the top of the cake, I’ll show you what ICOs are and why some people have decided to invest in those as well. Don’t wait and get started now!

Johnnie Alberts (Author), David Bernard (Narrator)

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Crypto: Learning How to Invest and Estimate with Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrencies are back! After the enormous rise of bitcoin and other coins at the end of 2017, we are looking at an industry that won’t go away. In the summer of 2019, bitcoin rose from 3,000 dollars to around 12,000 dollars. Since then, the other coins have equally risen and dropped, and fluctuating values are now hot and fascinatingly bullish. For those who want to learn more about this crazy, risky but worthy industry of coin trading or passive investing, there is this guide, filled with more information so you can understand what you’re getting yourself into. Doing some research before putting your hard-earned money into something, is mandatory for success in 99% of the cases. So do yourself a favor and get educated.

Johnnie Alberts (Author), David Bernard (Narrator)

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